A shocker report, leaked to the press, could have a major impact on this weekend’s regional elections in Germany.

One year after Shell abandoned South African shale plays, the country announced its plans to kickstart the fledgling industry.

Women who go to medical school are more likely to become primary care doctors than surgeons, and working class women are more likely to work in office administration than in natural resource extraction.

Despite Angela Merkel’s best attempts to argue reality away, Macedonia officially closed its border with Greece after countries further up the chain severely restricted passage through their borders.

Telework is on the rise in America and around the world, and it is even coming into reach for new professions that were once seen as exclusively hands-on. That’s a good thing.

This isn’t going away on its own—or any time soon.

EU-Turkey refugee summit reveals deep splits—but important progress in one place.

Worried about the recent rise in micro-earthquakes, Oklahoma slapped its oil and gas industries with a heavy new regulation.

A reform agenda focusing on transparency, accountability, and competition is the best bet for starting to bring costs under control.

Who will blink first?